The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has reported that all rivers and streams in Punjab are experiencing normal water flow amidst the ongoing monsoon rains.
According to the PDMA spokesperson, the water flow in dams and barrages is also stable. The current water level in Mangla Dam is at 58%, while Tarbela Dam is at 69%. Indian dams on the Sutlej, Beas, and Ravi rivers have water levels up to 39%.
The monsoon rain pattern is expected to continue until July 31. The PDMA has forecasted more monsoon rains in most districts of Punjab over the next 24 hours.
Preparations for potential flooding are complete in vulnerable districts, stated the PDMA Director General, Irfan Ali Kathia. The PDMA control room and district emergency operation centres are monitoring the situation round the clock.
Citizens are advised to take precautions during the rainy season. "Avoid unnecessary travel in bad weather and stay clear of electrical wires and poles," urged Kathia.
Yesterday, two citizens lost their lives due to the collapse of dilapidated buildings. In case of emergency, the PDMA helpline 1129 is available for assistance.
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